@JimmyKater you pose good questions, maybe @jospoortvliet could provide some answers-
Let me just raise some points “from the outside”, as I am not related to Nextcloud GmbH
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Nextcloud had
- 3 releases in 2016
- 1 releases in 2017
- it will have 3 releases in 2018
If you look at it, we do not have enough data but the “strange” year could have been 2017
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Nextcloud GmbH has to hit the right balance between having a reliable product and having a product with more functionalities than the competitors. Tough endeavour for everybody
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Nextcloud (the firm and the community) is trying to improve the life of the app developers; as far as I understood that is the purpose of the Vue.js components, reusable by the app developers. Of course the improvement will lead to the need of modifications of the apps…
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Nextcloud has yet some weak spots. … Documentation… (Status of Nextcloud community)
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Nextcloud is developing some interesting features. I do agree that “featuritis” is a bad disease for software. Yet I still have the impression that some good ideas about collaboration that @frank illustrated years ago in some speeches still require a lot of features to be developed. The final goal was not yet reached, they are trying to reach it and they know that they cannot be too slow…
I do agree that we need both solid software and satisfied sysadmins and app developers. I hope that Nextcloud will manage to reach this goal